Christmas grotto anger
Scouts' Revenge: Go round there and tie the doors up with some really, really difficult knots.
Spotter's Badge: Kat, Chris, Hullablue
Celebrating excellence in the field of local newspaper photography
Oxford Mail: Scouts fuming as TV makeover show leaves their hut a mess
A Scout "Job" Week through their letterbox, it being the only language these curs understand
Spotter's Badge: Dave
Yorkshire Evening Post: Cemetery clear-up project suffers a blow as thieves steal tools
...and then they realise they're not insured. Whoops.
Spotter's Badge: Paul
Enfield Independent: Brownies appeal to thieves to return minibus
...or Brown Owl will peck out your eyes
Spotter's Badge: Kat
Bournemouth Echo: Poole Sea Scouts dismayed at state of potholed lane
FACT: If you plant a Sea Scout, water in and fertilise well, you eventually get a fully grown-up Naval seaman
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East Anglia Daily Times: Scouts sad that nobody wants to play in their band
Hardly the Kings of Leon, are they?
Spotter's Badge: Andrew
Watford Observer: Beavers angry over mindless damage to allotment
Our spotter says: No-one, I say NO-ONE, upsets Beavers on my manor.
Spotter's Badge: TRT
Manchester Evening News: Beavers on council litter pick hit with parking tickets
To be perfectly honest, they all look a bit young to be driving
Spotter's Badge: Maria
Reading Evening Post: Scouts put on sad face as vandals trash their hut
"this is so sad. get cctv."
Yeah, thanks for that, Sherlock.
Watford Observer: Angry Scouts vow to whittle vandals TO DEATH. Or something
"I'd stick my woggle up her Beaver"
Spotter's Badge: TRT
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